Remember the '95 AFC Championship & Jim Harbaugh's Last-Second Hail Mary Attempt? | NFL Highlights
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- In the 1995 AFC Championship the Indianapolis Colts and the Pittsburgh Steelers played a wild game that ended with a Hail Mary attempt by former San Francisco 49ers, and current Michigan Wolverines Head Coach Jim Harbaugh.
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I’m in the suburbs of Pittsburgh. 40 years old. This was the one and only Steeler game I’ve ever been to. Money was tight growing up. I begged my Dad to get tickets to this game. He came through. I don’t even remember much about the game, except that final play. How quiet that stadium got for 3-4 seconds, and then the thunderous eruption. Somewhere i still have the ticket stubs and a fond memory of that awesome experience. Unfortunately as of recent years my family and i no longer speak. It was for the best. But i cherish this memory, when life as a young man was pretty simple.
One of the great forgotten games in NFL playoff history
Definitely not forgotten. It's remembered by many and is posted on this NFL RUclips channel.
I bet a majority of the posters in the comments section of the Pittsburgh-Indianapolis game highlights this weekend will not know anything about this game.
For some reason it's one of the main games I remember from my childhood and I'm not a fan of either team.
Too bad the Refs missed Cordel "Slash" Stewart stepping out of bounds then catching that TD pass in the 1st half.
Dennis What makes it more amazing is that it looked like he might have caught the ball at first glance because the view is obstructed. This clip is the Colts radio announcer, but he wasn't the only one who screamed that he caught it. The NBC announcers also thought he caught it for a second. Imagine being a fan watching that live, hearing the announcers scream "HE CAUGHT IT" when in fact he did not. Amazing sequence there.
Still remember this game. Captain Comeback (Jim Harbaugh), just came up short of completing an all-time great upset. Literally inches away, from pulling off the miracle.
Yeah man. I thought Bailey caught it!
I ate cake with him at a friend's birthday party when we were about 12!
We talked about football! It was cool!
As a Colts fan one of the most heartbreaking loss
We had ours the year before colts fans had a lot sympathy the game hurts but we love it
It’s heartbreaking but we probably never would’ve gotten Peyton had that ball been caught
@@jackpoplarski7441 It could have turned out better! Who knows?
@@christopherwellman2364 yeah you get Ryan Leaf but then again who knows? Maybe the coaching in Indianapolis makes football he keeps his cool he studies the Playbook and who knows you're right
@@Davidjon1946 You know what's crazy? I learned this morning that John Elway was drafted by the Colts!
As a Colts fan, this was one of the greatest and most heartbreaking moments ever...at the time. We sucked so bad for so long that when this playoff run came out of nowhere, it was all gravy. Yet, to this day, I will always be convinced that the Colts would have beaten the Cowboys in that Super Bowl. The following year, Indy went to Dallas and beat the Cowboys in Dallas in a great early season game. After that though, injuries killed the team and everything fell apart haha.
Jim Harbough looked so happy today that I was reminded of the look on his face at the end of this 1995 game. I live in Green Bay and for a few seasons (I think), it was either Harbough's chin or Mike Tomzack's baby face. The Bears just never set their QBs upon for success in those days and, it was cool to see Jim - and, holy balls, is it Lindy Infante? Tony Mandarich? ROFL... OH, IT'S ALL COMING BACK TO ME NOW. Jim's incredulous expression at the end of this game has come to mind at least once a week for the last nearly-30 years. rofl.
100%. Coryatt could have sealed the deal.
Colts would of won the game if Coryatt makes that interception. He had the ball in both hands and dropped. Game would have been over.
@@sdka4488 As a Steeler fan who was watching this game; this play gave me a heart attack! Remember it well!
Harbaugh was a great player back in the 90's. He didn't get the nickname Captain Comeback for a reason
Yea they just gave him that nick name just to cuz it sounded. Cool lol
Reaper1 I think you mean *no* reason lol
Kind of a corny ass nickname.
He wasn't great, but he was good and the best Indy Colts QB up to that point. After Jeff George Harbaugh seemed great.
Actually they did give it to him for a reason. 😉 Just playing, we all knew what you meant.
The dagger wasn't the Steelers go-ahead score, nor was it the near-catch on the Hail Mary - it was Coryatt's blown interception.
Coryatt was looking ahead to Superbowl immediately.
FACTS
Lewis Billups dropped an interception in his hands from Montana in superbowl 23. Next play was a touchdown to Rice.
@@aweewa5659 Wasn't it John Taylor not Rice
@@michaelhogg324 Yes it was
Jim Harbaugh telling Brenston Buckner (#96 Steelers) "I THINK HE CAUGHT IT!" You've gotta give coach Jim credit he was a tuff dude!
I think he said, I THOUGHT he caught it!!
@@MrBeyondbeliefyes exactly
I'm a die hard colts fan and even though we lost this game it is the best game I've ever watched been a fan since 1984
Im a steeler fan i think you should of won
I agree. This was the best Colts game I ever watched. I think they would have had a real shot against the cowboys in the super bowl
@@nathangates2806 it's second place to the colts pats 2006 afccg
This game hurt so much I watch this when I was 6, this game hurt more than when we lost in the super bowl to the saints
I can only imagine. I watched this game and was around 12. I am a Giants fan, I had no dog in this fight, but I wanted the plucky underdog Colts, I figured they've been bad the last few years, they might not be good again for a long time. This is their shot. Harbaugh seems to be magic, wouldn't that be amazing if he got them into the Super Bowl?
I remember the final Steeler drive seeing them convert the 4th and 10, and seeing them hit that deep pass that I thought even then shouldn't have counted. He didn't really hold onto the ball going to the ground. I felt like they got away with one. Then the hail mary at the end. I SCREAMED in anguish at my tv set. To this day I cannot imagine a more gut-wrenching ending to a championship football game. And I root for a team that blew a 24-point 3rd quarter lead in the playoffs that culminated in an all time FG fiasco. I root for a team that blew a 21-point 4th quarter lead on a punt return TD at the gun that cost them the division and ultimately a playoff berth to their most hated rivals.
All Bailey had to do was close his arms around the football as it lay on his body. I know everything happens so fast and there's bodies flying and the football is pinballing off everything. It's chaos. It's certainly understandable and I really do feel for him. But that slow mo replay showing the ball right on his gut for that 0.2 of a second. I can't imagine the psychological effect of missing that catch in that spot. Or even being a Colts fan in that moment. I do think he is a bit lucky that he didn't become a Jackie Smith-like figure though.
Jim Harbaugh and the Colts felt like a team of destiny that season. I’m a Patriots fan going back to the 1980s… and the Colts were legitimately my second favorite team that season. They were the most fun and exciting team to watch.
I wish the full game could be uploaded.
Bailey's Belly ...that was the headline in the Post Gazette hanging on the wall when I was in 6th grade. Boi I miss Myron Cope.
I was 7 years old still remember this like yesterday.
This was my youngest memory of watching football with my grandpa who has been passed for almost 8 years now. We were Colts fans and I was 6 at the time but I still relish that hail mary play in my mind because it makes me feel like I'm back in time at home with him just a child watching football with his grandpa.
Aaron bailey that dropped the pass is a teacher at my school now
Really? That's one play I will truly never forget.
So hope people dont ask him about the Hail Mary lol
So gut wrenching... the Colts' receiver had a trip to the Super Bowl right in his hands, but couldn't hang on. I'm a Chargers fan, but I remember watching this game and rooting hard for the Colts, because my Chargers were out of the playoffs and they were a great Underdog Story. They played a great game that day and almost pulled it off, like my Chargers have the year before.
In thirty years of conference championship watching, the 1994 AFC Championship is the most stunning upset I’ve witnessed. The 1998 NFC Championship comes close, but Atlanta came in with at least a bit of a chance. Publicly. The 1994 Chargers straight up stunned the world that day. I really thought Rivers and Tomlinson would get to one, but the Chargers will be back in a Super Bowl one year.
I remember this game it was definitely one of the best games I ever seen I was only 12years old and I remember rooting for the Colts because they was the #6seed I remember the Hail Mary at the end and jumping up and down thinking they pulled it off definitely one of the best games I ever seen
Same here. I was 12 as well 😂😂
Being a colts fan i still have Jims jeresy& the shirt that says IT WAS A CATCH!
Phaze 29 clearlyyyy, it hits the ground!!! DROPPED Ball!
This game also featured an overlooked enormous play where Lamont Warren got tackled from behind on what could've been a game icing 1st down run by a cornerback that blew his assignment and blitzed.
That is correct. Willie Williams blitzed off the left side of the formation on 3rd and 1 where the Steelers defense was all confused about the play call. Warren had lots of daylight in front of him and Williams made a shoe string diving tackle from behind to keep Warren from gaining the 1st down.
@Paggy66 in today’s NFL there’s more than a zero percent chance you go for it on that 4th down. Easy Jimmy sneak.
@@robertmaldarelli6783 Not unless you have the Chargers head coach. Nobody is going for it on their own 31 yard line in the final 3 minutes up by 3 in that situation. Too much to lose and not enough to gain. Steelers still had their full complement of timeouts left plus the 2 minute warning. They still could have gotten the ball back.
@@Paggy6668 Myron Cope's call of that play is AWESOME!
i remember watching this with my late father-in-law, he was a steelers fan, and me a colts fan. it was the quietest game i have ever watched. very heart broken for my colts. my wife and i just got married in sept, but my father-in-law and i grown to have a great relationship over the years. remember that game well, lol
Colts lowkey should’ve won this. That would’ve been one of the most random Super Bowl teams ever.
Pain.
I wonder where this would rank on the list of postseason upsets had Bailey held on.
Jets-Colts in Super Bowl III will never be topped just because the circumstances will never be repeated. #2 for my money is the Jags knocking off Denver in Mile High in '96--arguably the best of the Elway Bronco teams until '98, and they hadn't lost at Mile High all season (and never would again with Elway at the helm). Vikings beating the '87 49ers is up there--the Vikings were better than their 8-7 record (0-3 in the scab games) but FootballOutsiders ranks the '87 Niners as one of the greatest regular-season teams ever, actually better than the '84 team that went 15-1. Super Bowl IV was almost as big of an upset as III--the Jets win notwithstanding, the AFL was still considered the inferior league. Giants-Patriots of course has to be under discussion--I think the one thing holding it back from a higher spot is how competitive their game was in Week 17.
I'm not so sure that Colts-Steelers wouldn't be the #2 upset, at least in the Super Bowl Era.
@@pronkb000 I'd have it #3 behind Jacksonville beating that really good Denver team in 1996 and Minnesota's random whoopin' of San Francisco in 1987. Both those teams went back to back in the following seasons after losing.
EDIT: Super Bowl III...Super Bowls are their own bird for me since they are neutral site games.
@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 What about Atlanta over 15-1 Minnesota in the ‘98 NFC Championship game? I don’t think that one gets mentioned enough.
@@pronkb000 great comment. Yes, another thing to consider is the era along with the circumstances. Some honorable mentions... 7-9 Seattle beating the 11-5 Saints in the wildcard 10 years ago. Seahawks winning at defending AFC champion Dolphins 1983 playoffs. Rams at Tampa Bay NFC Championship in 79 season. Jets beating the best team in the league LA Raiders in 82 at the Coliseum on the NFL tournament.
This was my first game I ever watched football. Most underrated game ever. (1995 AFC Championship Game:January 14,1996) After the game, I became an Indianapolis Colts fan. I root for the underdog. Thanks for posting.
This was the first game I watched too. I'm from near Pitt though so I became a Steeler fan.
I’m no harbaugh fan by any means but he played his guts out in this game. He just about willed his team to victory on the road against a better team . What the highlights dont show is a pivotal fumble recovery made by harbaugh after a long vicious battle under the pile . I swear he came up missing body parts , the camera showed him half dead afterwards , it kept them close and in striking distance . Be great to see in on tape again. Even after all these years his effort in this game sticks with me . Love the old nfl .
ONE OF THE BEST EVER ------SOooo MANY THINGS WENT RIGHT-------LOVE IT
2:02 Gilbert Gotfried with the great commentary. LMAO
No doubt i was at that game as a 8 year old kid Three Rivers Stadium was litterally Shaking it was something i will never ever forget
You're lucky to witness such a great game and to be a part of that atmosphere.
Thank you NFL. An instant classic!
Steel Legends dont forget Kordell Stewart's TD shouldnt have counted
Earnie mills went to highschool with my dad. He is still a local amazing guy.
I admire the Colts that season they crushed the former AFC CHAMPS THE CHARGERS then they beat the chiefs in KANSAS City who were supposedly the best team in the league in 95 then almost beat pittsburgh at home amazing
AND the season leading up to this game they beat the defending Champion 49ers and the next season beat the Champion Cowboys in two great games OH and the season after that they beat the Champion Packers too!!! Too bad the Refs missed Cordel "Slash" Stewart stepping out of bounds then catching that TD pass in the 1st half of this game and now a days the Ref in the Booth in New York would signal to stop the play.
veritas1007 I really thought Arron Bailey caught that at the end of the game. I remember it like yesterday. So happy then so disappointed.
You're from kentwood too? did you have mr bailey?
Not only that....Pit went on to lose to Dallas in the sb after this game....
The Colts had beaten Dallas earlier in the year. I'm just sayin....
I remember this game very well. Kordell Stewart going OB and catching a touch down and the hail mary that the refs immediately called incomplete
This brings back so many memories for me I was 9 years old and this was my full year as a Steelers fan thank you put this video go Steelers
Troy Ditaway gang gang. Same here. As much as I wanted the Steelers to win. But I loved the underdog Colts, with Captain Comeback (Jim Harbaugh) as their leader.
I was 8 yrs old. This was my first Steelers heart attack.
That whats really good the sad thing is im from indiana
Josh W tell me about it lol my biggest heart attack with them was in 04 i think when they played the jets in the playoffs
Said it before elsewhere, but this was one of the greatest games I ever watched. This game had it all: action, drama, controversy, blown opportunities (Coryatt's almost-interception), and a cliffhanger ending. A lot of people dismissed Harbaugh after he played himself out of Chicago, but he endeared himself to a lot of people in 1995...deservedly winning the ("Captain") Comeback Player of the Year award for that season.
One of the best if not the BEST CHAMPIONSHIP games ever until the 2006 AFC Championship game. With that said though today that catch by Ernie Mills would have been ruled incomplete. Another thing also is that how was it that Kordell Stewart was not flagged for touching the ball after coming back in bounds.
That was one of the Best AFC Championship games of my life.. Three years later A new Qb from Tennessee. Volunteer s in 1998 draft takes the Colts too a big Contender.. but Jim Harbough & Colts where building something great..
As a Football Fan, that Hail Mary was the most exciting yet Heartbreaking play I’ve ever watched.
I was at this game. It really was very exciting, especially when Ernie Mills caught the ball at the 1 yard line - we knew we would win then. But, then, I was in disbelief the Steelers could have easily lost the game at the end!
Die hard colts fan since I moved here around the age of 10 I'm 42 now and I remember where I was what I was doing what I was drinking the bud we were smoking, brick swag with seeds, I'll never forget it and I thought Floyd Turner had come down with that ball but on the instant replay you finally saw the highlight with that Steeler got just enough of the ball to make it roll out of Turner's lap I wish he just could have grasp it when he had the knowledge it was right by and squeezed it between his legs with both his arms and rolled up like a baby and just cradled that b**** I'll never forget that game one of the best games I've ever seen and the road to get there we played so well they called him Captain comeback Jim harbaugh because he had so many magic moments late in the season and into the playoffs and the Steelers were a very good team and if you remember later in the rivalry dude stripped Jerome bettis at the goal line Jerome absolutely never fumbles. and he was making like he was about at the 50 about to return it all the way and out of nowhere Big Ben roethlisberger slap the ball and his body and made him fall to the ground and that was it but interesting about that play the colts defensive back who returned that after the fumble by bettis was stabbed the night before buY his girlfriend so what if he was never stabbed what if what if what if what it is affected the play with the problem is he cut right back to the middle of the field giving Big Ben the only opportunity to make the play if he'd ran to either side line it's over we return it but he chose to like cut in front of roethlisberger to try to juke them with no need to roethlisberger was dang near on the ground and this series was great us and the Steelers they had so many plays so many things but I'll just say this as an Indianapolis fan we're good at f****** things up we've lost a lot of games we should have won in big moments so I'm just so glad that Peyton Manning got us that one ring and Andrew luck had Us in the AFC championship game people forget just how great Andrew was for about an eight nine year. He was f****** amazing here the biggest comeback or one of them versus the Chiefs it's like the third or fourth biggest and Manning had the secobd biggest after it was just broke this year by Kirk cousins versus the colts so I'm a colts fan I'll never forget these type of games we always seem to be in them we're just that franchise hey but at least we got one with Manning and I can hang my hat on that.
I will never forget this game.
I'm not a fan of either team. But I will always remember at 11 years old I wanted the Colts to win this game and I'm still upset that touchdown didn't count
Such an exciting finish. I initially thought the Colts caught that last pass and won the game. I was rooting for the underdogs, but I was happy for Bill Cowher finally getting to the Super Bowl.
I was just a 10 year old Niner fan only following the Niners until I saw this game, then I became a real NFL fan after that. One of the greatest games of all time.
We need this entire game.
Jim Harbaugh was my childhood hero. I met him when he was coaching at Stanford. I had one chance to say something to him. I told him "Aaron Bailey caught that pass." He said "Yes he did!"
One of the greatest afc. Championship games ever.
Jim Harbaugh! Captain comeback what a season
Key play not shown: Willie Williams stopping RB Lamont Warren on 3rd down and 1.
Without this, Colts huge gain and likely run out tthe clock.
Brentson Bucker almost killing Harbaugh, never gets old !!!
From this game on I became a STEELERS FAN. FAITHFUL FAN SINCE 1996. Lol I'm 38 now and enjoyed 2 super bowl wins. I couldn't imagine loving another team❤
Harbaugh was a baller, man.
No question i was at that game in that endzone when that hail mary was thrown as an 8 year old kid it was unreal the roar of the crowd i get chills now just thinking about it
I remember watching this as a teenager.
This was the first season I ever watched the NFL. I was rooting hard for the Colts in this one.
Jim Harbaugh and Marshall Faulk made me a colts fan since that season as well.
I remember watching this game when I was 9. Even though the Cowboys were my team, I think I was rooting for the Steelers to win. But this was a TREMENDOUS game and if Baily comes down with that catch to go to the SB, It for sure goes down as one of the all-time great moments in the 100+year history of the NFL.
27 years later and this game still hurts. What a magical run Harbaugh had that year in the playoffs.
I remember this game a 1.classic game.2.steel curtain or no nick name Colts.3.congrats Steelers with this win.3.11-5 Steelers Pickett rolling around celebrating the win.
"IF" Instant replay existed in the rules back then, well, it would have been the Colts in the Superbowl. Kordell Stewart went out of the back of the end zone and came back in to catch a TD 0:30 (he even later admitted it) ... in todays game it would have been incomplete/penalty.
Also the catch that put them on the 1 yard line and the go ahead score, would have been reversed to incomplete pass. He was in the act of falling when he caught the ball and dropped it when he hit the ground. He didn’t complete the process of making the catch.
It was a penalty back then also!
Yeah but what this doesn't show is Kordell getting the crap knocked out of him early on a woulda been TD on pass interference no call that only led to 3 instead n Kordell mentioned that as evening out
I am Steelers fan. But that catch that put them at the 1 would not be a catch today.
Pain....
2:08 that wouldnt have been a catch it if it was now a days
LegitPwnz lol
LegitPwnz- That is so true. LOL
What even is a catch nowadays
LegitPwnz *cough* Dez Bryant
LegitPwnz football not even football anymore its basically who can make the flashiest play and look the best
You know will be the best thing about this game the fact that the Steelers went to the Super Bowl and got beat by Dallas good times good times
Gilbert Gottfried on the call at 2:00. 😂😂
Jim was a good QB in his day he would be perfect to be the next coach for the colts if he can make kaepernick good i know he can make luck way better....
michael edwards kap was already good did you not see him in college he was drafted in the second round
college is way different than the pros imma give u a perfect example why u think wentz is playing good because doug pederson is a former qb who knows the position so for harbaugh to train Kaep he knows how to develop a QB
Luck is already Gahdamn good. He threw around the same stats as Big Ben last year and we all know what team Big Ben has and what team Luck has.
justin dinkins He is. But because he has such incredible potential he still can get better.
You do realize they already were on the same team right?
wow, even closer then I remember...
Agony, is the only word one can describe for any fan of the Indianapolis Colts. My number 2 team, behind my Chicago Bears. 1992, a truly remarkable year was the year I began to cheer for the underdog Colts. 1995, due to Captain Comeback Jim Harbaugh is when I truly became a fan of the Indianapolis Colts. What a year for the Colts this was. There I was, a junior in high school, guaranteeing everyone that a 9-7 team was going to win the Super Bowl. A team does not get any closer to the Super Bowl than the 1995 Indianapolis Colts. A great AFC Championship Game, but the sting of the end of this game still stings all these years later.
0:40 Harbaugh throws a touchdown pass to Floyd Turner
Beautiful pass and Harbaugh with a serious game face too
Hell of a game. My Colts came up just short.
Jimmy gave us everything he had. You always felt like you had a chance for a miracle with him and he almost snagged it for us. That close
Jim Harbaugh needs to be our coach...
Wouldn't be my first choice
Aaron Bailey went on to be my football coach and telling us this story
This is when I became a Colts fan for life..Harbaugh..Capt Comeback..good D..receivers were above average..TE K Dilger.. Robotron Q Coryatt.(ugh if he just could have held on to that ball..)..that should've been game right there...would have been back 2 back ..crushing home playoff losses to the Chargers and then the Colts..Steelers you lucked out..BIG TIME..
One play not shown here was a huge tackle by Willie Williams on a third down play on Lamont Warren. He had a gaping hole to the right side to run for a long gain, but Williams shoe string tackle gave the Steelers the ball back.
This literally was a game of inches for both teams. The Colts dropped an INT that could have sealed the win, Neil O'Donnell completes, ironically, a fourth and 3 pass to Andre Hastings to keep a drive alive that led to a Steeler touchdown, Chris Oldham drops an INT when the Colts got the ball back after the Steelers scored to take a 20-16 lead, and of course the Hail Mary break up in the end zone by Randy Fuller on Aaron Bailey. Classic game.
I'm with you Jim, "i thought he caught it"..... heartbreaking finish
Was just a kid, broke my heart,, if I remember right, kordell Stewart caught a td but he clearly ran out of bounds and came back inbounds and they let it count
I still remember that name even nowadays.
That play robbed that colts trip to Superbowl. T T
Yep, blown call @ 00:30 but it was before Replay...
This is when the love affair with the Colts truly began for me and I'm sure the older Colts nation. I was a 7th grader watching this with my mother. I was on my knees biting my nails watching this in front of a floor model tv. She had to console me afterwards. I was heartbroken needless to say. Go Colts.
Yes. I was in the 9th grade, and I excused myself to go outside after the loss. I was very emotional. This is when the love of football got in me. Been watching ever since.
Bob Lamey @ 3:07: "Snap is good, Harbaugh drops to throw, sets, looks, throws one over the middle, picked off.....NOOOO, dropped, dropped, dropped!!!"
that was insane
Harbaugh what a handsome dude he was wow !!
Wild.
What an incredibly close game
Perfect Hail Mary pass by Harbaugh - you figure there's at best a 1 in 4 chance it will be caught by one of your guys so all you can do is lay it up there to give them the best chance. So many times you see QB's throw it out of the end zone, throw it too low so that it's easy to knock down, throw it out of bounds, etc. Harbaugh placed this one pretty much perfectly (middle of the end zone) and had a soft enough touch on it that it wasn't going to be easy for the DB's to knock down.
I was die hard for the Steelers in this game but damn Harbaugh was awesome and def gave it all he had
I remember it well.
These games were always so close😰
Aaron bailey now works at my school as a behavior specialist, isn't that crazy?
Who these guys on the mic? Its awesome commentary
I will never forget Harbaugh walking off the field saying, "I think he caught it" repeatedly. That was an early sign of his distinctive monomania. Still, I loved how he played.
He basically played like Brett Favre minus all the talent that Favre had lol
Best game of 1995 in an otherwise tragic year - especially when Art Modell announced he was moving the Browns to Baltimore. Belichick had the Browns headed in the right direction after 1994 and appeared to turn the corner in '95 before the move was announced.
Why have I never heard of this incredibly entertaining game?
The highest rated NFL Game in Baltimore,MD since the Colts left. The Blizzard of 1996 had hit the Baltimore/D.C. Area and The Browns were just announced to move to Baltimore where they would later become the Ravens.
What a instant "Classic game"never forget watching back in Jan.96!!!
Hell of a job by the ref to make that call on the field accurately.
As a Steeler fan, I wished we had Harbaugh as our QB in the 90s over joke O' Donnell. Had we had Jim I believe we win it all in 96
I remember the almost Hail Mary play. Completely forgot the Colts were up that late in the game... @1:16 damn... that close from getting to the Super Bowl. And O'Donnell would make that same exact type of throw (twice) - except Larry Brown capitalized on them.
Thats the year i became a Colts fan.
Jesus H, Jim Harbaugh was tough as nails.
I Remember Watching This Game Colts Should Won Had LB Int Da Pass
Both teams had game winning ints dropped
Coulda, woulda, shoulda! It was a hell of a game thou. This is one of those games that you don't ever forget.
Colts Had First Shot At It He Pick It Off Steelers Don't Get That TD
CastleBravo Ur Right I Never Forgot This Game
They would've still gotten that ass beat by Dallas in the Superbowl.
4:15 Matrix extra comforting the WR
Myron Cope...a Steelers radio voice for the ages...R I P.
If you could see the whole play @ 00:30 You'd see Kordell Stewart had run out of the back of the Endzone before catching that pass.. It should have been ruled Ineligible!!
and after a few years of a few QB shuffles and some roster changes, im happy to say both franchises have now won SBs since this game.
Steelers have 2 SB wins since this game....Colts only have 1.
@@skaryguy71 Should have been two, they chocked against the Saints.
We had this game one damnit. Twice